Trey McBride vows to try to break his hurdling.
After Trey McBride signed a four-year, $76 million extension, he was asked whether he had a new clause in his contract banning hurdling.
“That was the top of the page I think,” the Cardinals tight end said, via Darren Urban of the team website.
Cardinals coaches don’t like it, fearing a serious injury for McBride, and McBride has promised that he will try to kick his habit.
“I definitely don’t want to do that anymore,” McBride said.
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Trying to stop hurdling and actually stopping are two different things, though.
“I don’t want to be recognized for that,” McBride said. “I’m trying to stop. I don’t want to jump over people. I told myself I’m not going to do it anymore. We’ll see how long that lasts.”
